Castle Farm Guest House is in a delightful location beside the River Nene in North Northamptonshire. This tastefully converted farmhouse sits at one end of what is arguably, one of the county's most picturesque, historic and well known villages, Fotheringhay.
Alongside Castle Farm is the mound of Fotheringhay castle where Richard III was born in 1452 and the ill fated Mary Queen of Scots spent her last days when she was imprisoned and finally executed in 1587.
Close by is the picturesque town of Oundle and Peterborough Station is only 15 minutes away by car.
Home-From-Home Facilities
Accommodation consists of 4 twin bedded rooms plus 1 double. One of the twin bedded rooms converts easily into a family room and all are en suite.
Tea and coffee facilities, guests own lounge, baby sitting service and laundry facilities are all available.
There is a comfortable lounge which has an open fire and views across the river and meadows of the Nene Valley.
Castle Farm Guest House makes an ideal base for the businessman, offering a friendly relaxed atmosphere with a "home from home" feel, just 15 minutes away from Peterborough city centre.
Ideally located for easy access to main routes and a peaceful and relaxing escape at the end of the day.
The location offers private fishing from the garden and many opportunities are available within a short distance.
The surrounding area is also ideal for walking, cycling and sailing at nearby Rutland Water.
